ASA/ARCA Racing
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Schrader Captures Nashville Inaugural Event
The new Nashville Superspeedway opened Friday with ARCA taking center stage, but it was an old veteran who came home with the checkered flag.
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ASA Visits Historic South Boston
The ASA Delco series returns to action this weekend at South Boston Speedway. Several teams have new drivers as ASA heads into it's first race at this historic old track.
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Sponsor Wanted!
It's not often that an opportunity like this comes along. Imagine, sponsoring your very own ARCA ReMax stock car. Learn why this "chance of a lifetime" could pay big dividends for the lucky person who says "Yes".
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ARCA and ASA Seasons Underway
The ARCA and ASA seasons are now underway and fans can expect great racing action from both series.
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ASA To Race In California
The ARCA and ASA seasons are now underway. For the first time, ASA will head west to Irwindale Speedway in California for racing action.
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Newman Captures Season Opener
Why is it that the first 18 qualifiers for the Discount Auto Parts 200 were faster than the Daytona 500 Pole Sitter?
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ARCA Season Opens Sunday
The ARCA RE/MAX season begins Sunday at Daytona. Find out the qualifiers, and who can be expected to win this first race of 2001.
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Morgan Shepherd Gets "Screaming Eagle" Sponsorship
Morgan Shepherd, veteran NASCAR and ARCA driver has a new sponsor for Daytona. The 101st Airborne Division, Screaming Eagles, will sport their symbol on the hood of the #80 Taurus on February 11, 2001.
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TNN To Televise All ASA Races Live
TNN will televise all of the 2001 ASA races live. Check out the 2001 ASA schedule as well as the 2001 ARCA schedule.
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ARCA Trucks
ARCA isn't just stock cars. It's trucks too. Find out what 2000 Lincoln Welders Truck Series Champion Robbin Slaughter is doing during the off season.
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ASA Member Track Program Announced
Racers held an auction to benefit the family of David Anspaugh, ASA driver injured in a Milwaukee Mile crash in August. ASA also announced its new Member Track Program, being headed up by Hawkeye Downs Speedway in Cedar Rapids, IA.
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Midgets - A Different Kind of ARCA
ARCA not only sanctions stock cars, but also midgets and trucks as well. Some of the hottest names in racing got their starts with ARCA Midgets.
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NASCAR Veteran's Lend a Hand at Daytona Testing
Winston Cup veterans aren't above lending a hand to those who are on their way up with ARCA. At Daytona this was evident as many NASCAR folks helped out in the Testing sessions.
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Testing Begins for 2001 ARCA Series
Testing for the 2001 ARCA season has started at Daytona, and one of the hottest cars there is Jason Jarrett's Pontiac.
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ARCA Season Ends at Atlanta
Although Bob Strait won the race, Frank Kimmel wrapped up the 2000 ARCA Bondo/Mar-Hyde championship on Monday, November 20th.
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Tim Steele Looks Forward to Atlanta
Driver Tim Steele is looking forward to the final ARCA race of the season, since it could clinch second place in the season's standings for his #16 Ford.
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Profiles: Butch Miller and Kerry Earnhardt
Butch Miller is a veteran driver, who has returned to ASA after years in NASCAR. Kerry Earnhardt is a young driver, moving up the ladder. Find out more about their careers.
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Clanton Team Meets Season Goals
When the ASA season opened, Rookie Joey Clanton's team set some lofty goals. Now that the season is over, did they get what they wanted?
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Miller Wins ASA Finale at Gateway
ASA wrapped up its season at Gateway this weekend, as Butch Miller captures the checkered flag. ARCA changes sponsors for 2001.
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ASA 2001 Schedule Announced
The ASA announced its 2001 schedule today, featuring 20 races. In ARCA, Ryan Newman attempts to win his 4th superspeedway race in 5 attempts.
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St. Amant Wins ASA Season Championship
Gary St. Amant won the ASA season's point championship on Sunday when he won the Winchester 400.
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Butch Miller Wins at Indianapolis
Three time ASA Champion Butch Miller won the ASA 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park in a close finish. Meanwhile the ASA prepares for Lowes Motor Speedway on October 4th.
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ASA and ARCA Take A Week Off
It was an off week for both the ASA and ARCA racing series, but that doesn't mean things were quiet in both series. Find out what was happening off the track in the world of ARCA/ASA
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Kimmel Wins at Salem - Clanton Wins at Memphis
Rookie Joey Clanton won his first ASA race at Memphis Motorsports Park beating Butch Miller. Frank Kimmel captured his 6th win of the season at Salem Speedway.
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First Time Winners Take Checkered Flag at Illinois & Minnesota
ASA and ARCA saw two new winners over Labor Day weekend in races held in Illinois and Minnesota.
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Pole Sitters Win at Milwaukee and Kentucky
The eventual winners at both Milwaukee and Kentucky also happened to be the pole sitters. Also, an UPDATE on David Anspaugh's Medical Condition following a practice crash at Milwaukee.
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Rookies Take Pole at Madison and Springfield
Rookies took the pole positions in both the ARCA and ASA races held this past weekend at the historic Madison and Springfield tracks, but experience paid off at the end.
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ARCA/ASA News Updates
The latest news, results, point standings, and previews of the next ARCA and ASA races.
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It Ain't NASCAR but It Sure Is Fun!!
ARCA and ASA gave starts to many of the best stock car drivers today, and provide lots of entertainment to race fans. With television coverage on major networks, they help to round out the fan's race weekend.
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